The rep never sees the click
A lead clicked through to pricing in yesterday’s newsletter, and the rep calls without knowing, because deals live in a spreadsheet.
I move contacts, deals, send history and consent from ActiveCampaign. Marketing and sales work from one database, and your old account stays available for reference.
A lead clicked through to pricing in yesterday’s newsletter, and the rep calls without knowing, because deals live in a spreadsheet.
Marketing looks for customers in one industry and finds several similar tags. Nobody knows which one triggers an automation.
Leadership asks how much revenue the webinar brought in, and ActiveCampaign shows opens and clicks, but no closed deals.
A tag someone still uses becomes a dropdown property or a list. Tags with no owner and no automation stay in the archive.
A rule-based segment becomes an active list, and a hand-built list becomes a static one. After the import I compare list sizes in both systems.
Subscription preferences map to HubSpot subscription types, and the consent date and source go into contact properties.
Sends go onto the contact timeline. Opens and clicks move as events or summary properties.
Deals move with their stage, create date and amount in the original currency. In HubSpot a stage can require fields and trigger a workflow.
For each automation I ask what it does and who still needs it. The ones that stay, I rebuild as workflows.
You tell me what you send from ActiveCampaign and where reps manage deals. I tell you where I would start the cleanup.
For every tag and field I check whether it triggers an automation, drives segmentation or is left over from an old campaign.
I compare segment sizes and consent status in both systems. Reps check that their contacts have deals and send history.
Website forms switch over together with the import, so no lead gets lost. From the agreed day, marketing sends from HubSpot.
Marketing learns lists and workflows on its own contacts, and reps see what a lead read and clicked.
After launch you reach out when you need something, or we agree on a fixed scope of work for each month.

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It depends on the number of contacts, tags and automations that need to keep running, and on how many deals you manage in ActiveCampaign. I give you a timeline after data mapping.
Yes. Anyone unsubscribed in ActiveCampaign is unsubscribed in HubSpot before the first send goes out. I verify this with a separate report.
That’s normal after a few years. Tags in use become properties or lists, and the rest stay in the ActiveCampaign archive.
Sends go onto the contact timeline, and opens and clicks move as events or summary properties. HubSpot tracks website visits from the moment its tracking code is installed.
I pause bulk sends only during the switchover. After that, marketing sends from HubSpot.
We’ll work it out on the call, once I know your lists and sends. You pay for the HubSpot license separately, directly to HubSpot. Before the import I check how much email you send today, because the license choice depends on it.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.